Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-13
LOCAL AND OTmER sWrs.
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Truckee ia being pillsged by burglars.
Miss Nettie Lsdd departed yesterday
for Golconda.
Two faro games are running in Susan.
vile, Gal.
R. Sadler received q carload Of manila
hay rope yesterday.
Bullion and Bodie we're each assessed
yesterday 80 cents per share.
Mrs. Sam Liddle came over from Ham.
ilton by private conveyance yesterday.
The ladies of Marysville have contrib
uted $500 to the C~omptonville sufferers.
Twenty-nine tons of good ore were
shipped from the Bully Boy mine yester.
day.
Mrs. A. T. Brown and daughter, Miss
| Eta, came In from Currant Greek yester-
day.
The tributers at the Silver Lick mine
resumed shipping ore to the furnaces yes
terday.
Mr.. Wedekind, the piano tuner, has re.
turned from a trip to the western part OF
the State.
DR.. R. b. Wilson, q pioneer resident and
wealthy citizen, died at Portland, Oregon,
August 7.
Allan G.. Thurman indicates that be is
going to take the stump for the Democratic
ticket in Ohio.
Hi Johnson and A.. E. Cheney, Esq, re-
turned from q trip to the nitre beds near
Mt. Hope yesterday.
The assessment roll Of Elkc cocc!y this
year will foot up some 5000, 900 more than
last years assessment.
Fremont county, Wyoming. sheared
$4,000 sheep this season, yielding about
525, 1000 pounds Of wool.
E.. Scheffelin, the discoverer Of the
Tombstone, A. T., mines, passed through
Reno recently going west.
Ex-Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi, was
rotten-egged at Cleveland, Tenn, while
making a Prohibition speech.
The Journal advocates the establish
ment at Reno Of q homo for broken.down
and disabled Nevada miners.
A novelty that was seen on Main street
last evening, was that of an Indian buck
carrying o papoose in his arms.
Charley Broy will load up a lot OF min
ing and milling machinery to-day for e.
N. Robinson. at Seligmsn, White Pine
county.
The San Francisco Post OF the 9Th in
slant, says the Wenban mines 81 Cortez,
Nevada. have been bonded again for
81, SOC, 900.
Senator Jones is having a costly and
elegant Summer residence erected at
Santa Monica, CAL, for q Summer home
for his family.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped yesterday 6
bars OF Richmond bullion, valued at $12,-
978 sc, and one bar Of passing bullion,
valued at $1,000.
Pacific railroad, q fire destroyed the bust
ness portion OF the town August 2. Loss
about $40, 900.
A Reno Deputy Constable refuses TO
surrender a stolen valise recovered by him
unless the tenderfoot owner pays Q re-
ward OF 500 which he offered for IL.
The saloon-keepers of National City,
San Diego county, Cal, are trying TO have
the charter OF the city declared void, in
order to invalidate the city license law.
Truckee saloons had g lively demand for
beer last Thursday. The towns water
supply was shut off for a short time dur
ing repairs that were being made on the
main.
E. B. Metzgar OF Tulsre. CAL, has writ
ten TO Postmaster Bartlett. inquiring for
George W. Martin who. when last heard
from, resided in the tow or county OF
Eureka. Nevada.
A number Of persons have visited the
SENTINEL office for the purpose of exsmin-
ing the specimens Of ore on exhibition
from the Tuscarora mines, and they we're
perfectly delighted with them.
James A. Black. the young farmer who
ia anxious to we'd Mrs. Moore. aged 81
years. purchased q $3.50 diamond ring for
his sweetheart Saturday at Woodland.
He says the wedding is bound TO take place.
The attention OF our readers is called to
the advertisement, under the head Of
New To-day" of the "Home Library
Association Of Chicago" Mr.. w. h.
Smith is in town, and will give our people
an opportunity of becoming members Of
the Association.
Mrs. DR.. Thoms, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Senator Foley for a few
days, left yesterday morning for her Reno
home. During her stay here she endeared
herself to all her newly formed lady &C.
quaintances, who exceedingly regretted her
departure.
The Smell OF Paper Money.
In speaking of q recent defalcstion at
the Troy Postofice, q gentleman said: